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DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: PIAGET 2022
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: PIAGET 2022
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psychology development
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An ability to master hypothetical thinking...typical of..
pre-operational
formal operational
sensori-motor
concrete operational
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Developmental psychology is interested in...
adolescents
all of these
children 0 to12 years
old aged people
3
Psycho-physiological processes include....
language acquisition
problem solving
development of motor skills
all of these
4
When we fit new experiences and information into our current understanding
assimilation
rectification
classification
accomodation
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A theory aims to:
provide testable predictions (hypotheses).
all of 'em
explain what we observe
describe what we know
6
An example of a cognitive change would be
the development of the secondary sexual characteristics
ability to problem solve
the increase in a baby's body weight
voice change in puberty
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An idea about what something is and how to deal with it
trans-substantiation
schema
assimilation
accomodation
8
Which of the following is NOT one of Piaget's stages of cognitive development
Concrete Operational
Sensori – motor
Pre – operational
Post – operational
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One aspect of Piagets' findings that have been criticised is that
he place too much emphasis on social interaction
too much emphasis on co-operative leraning effects
he didn't put enough emphasis on social interaction
Children learn better by themselves
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As we interact with our world we construct and modify our schemas
configuration
assimilation
accommodation
attention shift
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The sensori-motor stage is usually in the age range....
0-2
7-12
12 plus
2-7
12
If a child realised that an apple is not a ball it is an example of
centration
accommodation
assimilation
decentration
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Being able to solve a complex problem just in your mind without using materials to help, an example of....
abstract expressionism
abstract thinking
abstract hypothesis
abstract co-ordination
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The final stage in Piaget's cogitive development theory is....
Formal-operational
Concrete operational
Sensori-motor
Pre-operational
15
Water is poured into a taller beaker
, there's now more water, is an example of
centration of liquids
conservation of liquids
decentration of liquids
centration of mass
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How an individual's self-esteem develops would relate to _____________ changes
all of these
cognitive
physical
social & emotional
17
Egocentrism is a characteristic of which stage.....
Formal-operational
Pre-operational
Sensori-motor
Concrete-operational
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Which of the following is NOT an aspect of Piaget's theory that has been criticised
too much emphasis on age at which tasks are mastered
underestimated young minds
not enough emphasis on social interaction
differentiation between competence & performance
19
Human development includes of all of the following except _____________ change
physical
constructive
emotional
social
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We
take in
a new experience and thus form a new schema
assimilation
actualisation
accommodation
bed & board
21
He eventaully, as a result of his studies came up with a ____________ of cognitive development
stage theory
stratified success theory
symbolic theory
stageless theory
22
Piaget's work, methodology and findings
are true
all of these
haven't been peer reviewed
have been criticised
23
One crtiicism of Piaget's findings into cognitive development is
not enough emphasis put on the role of parents
not enough emphasis put on the role of social interaction
too much emphasis put on the role of social interaction
not enough emphasis put on the role of parents
24
Human development is a _________________ field of study
ever increasing
narrow
stagnant
broad
25
You add the concept of horse to your
schema
of large four legged, fury mammals (to go along with cows & camels), is...
meta perspective
accommodation
quotation
assimilation
26
Jean Piaget did research in the area of....
cognitive development
social group development
causation-correlation development
personality development
27
The egocentric child tends to see things....
from their own point of view
from a range of vantage points
always from many perspectives
from their own point of view and others' ideas
28
It is called the
sensori-motor
stage because children ....
Develop understanding via driving motor cars
Develop understanding via reading & motor interactions
Develop understanding via sensory & motor interactions
Develop understanding via tv & internet
29
An infant believes that objects continue to exist even when they are hidden from view is...
object assimilation
semi-permanent object identity
object permance
object accomodation
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Stage theories have a number of characteristics, being
each stage has certain characteristics
usually a sequential progression through the stages
all of them
discrete/identifiable stages
